🦠 NCLEX Sepsis Guide: SIRS, Sepsis, Septic Shock & Nursing Priorities
Learn to recognize sepsis progression for the NCLEX. Covers SIRS, severe sepsis, septic shock, and evidence-based interventions.
🧪 NCLEX Metabolic Acidosis: AG, HAGMA & NAGMA Made Easy
Learn how to identify and calculate anion gap (AG), HAGMA, and NAGMA with visuals and mnemonics. NCLEX practice tips included.
🧠 NCLEX Neuro Crash Course: Cranial Nerves Made Easy
Master cranial nerves for the NCLEX with this visual guide. Includes mnemonics, functions, types, and practice questions.
🏥 NCLEX Mastery: IV Fluids & Complications Explained
Master IV fluids for the NCLEX with this visual guide. Learn the differences between isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic solutions, and how to identify and manage common IV complications like infiltration and phlebitis.
🧠 Vital Signs for NCLEX: Normal Ranges, Red Flags & What to Do
Master vital signs for NCLEX with visuals and mnemonics. Learn what’s normal, what’s dangerous, and how to respond.
🧠 Burns NCLEX Guide: Degrees, Rule of Nines, and Emergency Care
Learn to classify burns, apply the Rule of Nines, and manage airway, fluid, and infection priorities for NCLEX with visuals and mnemonics.
🧠 ABG Interpretation for NCLEX: How to Analyze Arterial Blood Gases Fast
Master ABG interpretation for the NCLEX. Learn how to read pH, CO₂, and HCO₃ levels using step-by-step analysis and easy mnemonics.
🧠 NCLEX Medication Safety: 7 Rights, High-Alert Drugs & Administration Tips
Master the NCLEX’s most important medication safety concepts, including the 7 rights, error prevention, and high-alert drug administration.
🧠 Chest Tube Nursing Care for NCLEX: Key Concepts, Troubleshooting, and Mnemonics
Learn chest tube nursing responsibilities, normal vs abnormal drainage, air leak signs, and what to do when a tube disconnects—NCLEX-style.
🧠 10 NCLEX Test-Taking Strategies Every Nursing Student Should Know
Crush your NCLEX exam with these expert test-taking strategies. Learn how to eliminate answers, handle tricky SATA, and avoid common traps.
🧠 How to Tackle NCLEX Select-All-That-Apply (SATA) Questions Without Panicking
Master NCLEX SATA questions with proven strategies, practice examples, and KOTC’s adaptive tools. Learn how to approach “select all that apply” with confidence.
🧠 How to Interpret Lab Values for the NCLEX: A Visual Cheat Sheet
Learn normal lab value ranges for NCLEX success. Use KOTC’s visual guide to interpret labs and answer priority questions like a pro.
🧂 Mastering Electrolyte Imbalances for the NCLEX: Sodium, Potassium, and Calcium
Learn to recognize and manage electrolyte imbalances like hyponatremia, hyperkalemia, and hypocalcemia for NCLEX success. Includes a KOTC science visual and pro tips.
🦠 Airborne, Droplet, and Contact Precautions – NCLEX Infection Control
Learn the differences between isolation precautions for airborne, droplet, and contact infections. Includes PPE, room type, and NCLEX-tested diseases with a KOTC visual.
⚠️ Magnesium Toxicity: NCLEX Warning Signs & Interventions
Master the signs, symptoms, and nursing actions for magnesium sulfate toxicity. This NCLEX-focused blog includes therapeutic ranges, antidote, reflex checks, and a KOTC visual.
😷 Croup vs Epiglottitis: NCLEX Pediatric Airway Emergency Guide
Learn the critical differences between croup and epiglottitis for NCLEX. This guide covers airway sounds, symptoms, treatments, and nursing interventions with a KOTC visual.
👶 NCLEX Developmental Milestones: Infant Growth by Age
Learn the most testable developmental milestones from birth to 12 months. This NCLEX-focused blog uses a KOTC visual to summarize physical, motor, and social growth.
🚨 Umbilical Cord Prolapse: NCLEX Signs, Risks, and Priority Actions
Learn how to recognize, respond, and manage umbilical cord prolapse — an NCLEX emergency OB scenario. Includes signs, causes, nursing interventions, and KOTC visuals.
💉 NCLEX Blood Transfusion Reactions: A Visual & Clinical Guide
Learn the key blood transfusion reactions, symptoms, and nursing interventions for NCLEX. This visual breakdown covers hemolytic, allergic, febrile, and sepsis reactions.
🔥 Burn Classifications: NCLEX Guide to Depth, Symptoms, and Nursing Actions
Quickly master first, second, and third-degree burns for NCLEX. Learn symptoms, assessment, and nursing interventions using KOTC visuals and mnemonics.